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Sterling-Patchett Suppressed SMG

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Sterling-Patchett Suppressed SMG
Quick Overview
Production
1965 - 1980
Overview

The Sterling-Patchett is a suppressed variant of the Sterling L2A3 submachine gun, developed for British special forces during the Cold War. It features an integrally designed suppressor that extends forward from the barrel, with a unique rubber wipes system. The weapon was used by the SAS, SBS, and MI6 for covert operations. It served as a replacement for the earlier De Lisle carbine in British special forces inventory.

Calibers & Ammunition
Dimensions
Overall Length
31 in (stock extended)
Barrel Length
6.8 in (including suppressor)
Weight
7.2 lbs
Mechanical
Action Type
Blowback, open bolt
Trigger Type
Selective fire
Sights Type
Iron sights (fixed front, flip rear)
Magazine Capacity
34
Additional Information
caliber
9x19mm
action Type
blowback
suppression
integral

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